Recent content by Brandon Staggs

Ah, got it. I thought the design of the tab made it evident which one was active (it has worked well for me). I can look into maybe shading it with just a little more difference. Yeah, I'm not going to change the terminology that has been in place for all these years since the feature was...

User manual section on configuring tab appearance: https://www.swordsearcher.com/helpfiles/current/library_tabs_appearance.html As for the other suggestions, here is an article that explains the general design of SwordSearcher: https://www.swordsearcher.com/bible-study-software-design.html...

Noted in the bug log, thanks.

The Webster Bible is in the public domain, Webster himself did not put a creative commons license on his text (obviously) and any copyright on his text is expired by now, which by definition means anyone can do anything they want with it. If you have created a SwordSearcher module with Forge, of...

I have much of Chafer's best in SwordSearcher already: https://www.swordsearcher.com/bible-study-library/chafer-essential-works.html but when I built that module a lot of his writings were still under copyright. I will revisit this soon to get details but in order to keep the cost of...

Last time I checked, those materials were all still under copyright. They are probably getting close to falling into the public domain though and I have them on my list.

No, I don't know anything about it.

It is, but I use it a lot myself with Feedly.

Another option is to CTRL+Click the verse tag itself, to open the passage in a clone panel, from which you can do whatever you want and then close off that panel when you are done, without moving the Bible panel verse location.

The specific option of copying a range of verses by shift-clicking the widget only applies in the Bible panel, mainly because it seemed confusing to me to offer it when the range of verses aren't usually visible from a Bible search, etc. Depending on your goal you may be able to do it though, by...

I think I might be able to incorporate spell check there. As it is, if you change the matching to "loose," you will get what you are looking for, but it will include a lot of other extraneous stuff. I'll add spell check for the Topic Guide to the to-do list.

Hmm, I had to think about that. It's been a long time since I managed an RSS feed manually, so I supposed I did, but that was a long time ago. However, there is an RSS feed for the blog here: https://www.swordsearcher.com/blog/feed/

There is no way for SwordSearcher to automatically import and divide a PDF file, no. Copy-and-paste into verse comments is the best way.

I'll add that to the request list.

No, the UTB SwordSearcher add-on has only been available from me. If I recall correctly, and I may not, when I first started selling it, there was an option to have a one-off disc service burn a copy and mail it for an extra fee, but that hasn't been the case for years now.